How to Use the Smart Heritage Urbanism Map

1Position your topic in the literature

1. Type your topic in Search (e.g. “local wisdom”) and pick it from the list.
2. Read the right-hand panel: documents, religious documents, link strength and average publication year.
3. Click one of the most related terms to see articles containing both.
4. Switch Colour → Year to see topics on the rise.

2Find research gaps in religious architecture

1. Use the religious lens: grey terms have never appeared in religious documents.
2. See “Most distinctive terms in religious documents” and “Strength of the framework pillars” in the summary panel.
3. Compare with the research gap in the collaboration cards and the 0–1 publication sites in the atlas.

3Build a state of the art per framework box

1. In the Framework band, click “See articles” in the matching box. The Full screen button gives the framework diagram more room.
2. Filter Location → Indonesia if you only need Indonesian cases.
3. Articles are sorted religious first, then by citations; every title links to its DOI.

4Choose a methodological approach

1. Open Methodological approaches: bibliometric, socio-technical, spatial computational, ethnography.
2. Compare documents, religious documents and Indonesian cases for each approach.
3. Click “See articles” for examples of each method.

1Get to know the topic landscape in 10 minutes

1. Take the 12-step quick tour.
2. Switch to the VOS network layout and colour by Cluster: four colours = four thematic clusters.
3. Read each cluster’s terms in Thematic clusters.

2Shape a thesis or dissertation topic

1. Pick the framework box closest to your interest.
2. Look at the overlaps in the Paradigm diagram (Heritage × Urban factors × Digital technologies): small overlaps signal opportunities.
3. Combine two terms that rarely appear together as a candidate research problem.

3Collect first readings

1. Click a core term, for example “religious heritage”.
2. In the article list, choose Religious to filter, then open titles through their DOI links.
3. Note authors who recur as key references.

4Choose a case-study site

1. Open the Atlas of Nusantara religious heritage and filter by category or Lynch element.
2. See the Study gap list: sites with 0–1 publications.
3. Consider sites around Kayutangan so you can build on the lab’s data.

1See the studies open to collaboration

1. Open Collaboration potential: urban heritage, CFD-based UHI mitigation, Smart-Tectonic Heritage Lighting and community social interaction.
2. Read the key findings, outputs and religious-architecture opportunities on each card.
3. Press Full screen at the top right of a card to read one study without distractions; press Back (or Esc) to return to the page.

2Trace the fit with your expertise

1. Click “Highlight on map” on a study card.
2. Dashed lines show the terms and framework pillars linked to that study.
3. Open “Related corpus literature” to see where the study sits among other research.

3Find sites and partnership nodes

1. See the Collaboration nodes from the three research books.
2. In the atlas, see religious sites within 5 km of Kayutangan and the related researchers/figures.

4Contact the laboratory

1. Prepare a short summary: the study of interest, the role you offer (data, site, funding, expertise) and the time frame.
2. Send it to the laboratory email below, mentioning “Smart Heritage Urbanism Map”.

Laboratory email: labkota@unmer.ac.id Copy